Long-Lost Footage of Ron Wyatt’s First Museum

For years, this footage of the opening of Ron Wyatt’s first museum remained largely unseen. Now, we’re taking you back to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, to witness an important chapter in the history of Ron Wyatt’s discoveries.

Located inside the Gatlinburg Passion Play complex, the Museum of God’s Treasures displayed artifacts and evidence connected to Noah’s Ark, the Red Sea Crossing, Sodom and Gomorrah, and other biblical discoveries claimed by Ron Wyatt.

In this episode, we examine rare opening footage, explore how the museum began, and tell the story of the people who helped bring Ron’s vision to life—including his longtime friend Jim Pinkoski. We’ll also explain what eventually happened to the museum and how Ron’s collection later moved from Gatlinburg to Nashville and then to Cornersville, Tennessee.

This is more than the story of a building. It is the story of Ron Wyatt’s desire to place this evidence before the public and point people toward the truth of the Bible—and ultimately toward Jesus Christ.